October 22, 2026
Somewhere in a compound in Southeast Asia, a university-educated young African is typing fraud scripts he never chose to write. At home, his…
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In this episode, Fola Folayan hosts Lonzen Rugira, David Hundeyin, Levi Kabwato and our special guest Mohamed Kheir to discuss the responsibility of Africa’s
“There is something radically wrong with the African Union,” Thabo Mbeki said.
It would make more sense to consider redirecting the millions wasted on MONUSCO to a more efficient force, but sadly, we must stick to the single story: the M23 are the bad guys
In the second episode of our weekly podcast hosted by Fola Folayan, our panelists Lonzen Rugira, David Hundeyin, Levi Kabwato and special guest Rashid
If Africa can’t contribute to putting food on the world’s table, someone will buy or seize its lands by force and do so. You can take that to the bank
The forces at play simply do not want this cooperation to succeed, just as they undermined the partnership with Kabila a decade ago.
They are giants in name only, unable to substantiate their status, much like a tiger unable to demonstrate its tigritude
Africa desperately needs to develop – as a matter of urgency – a funding mechanism to build its own NGOs, think tanks, research institutes and global media organisations
In this episode, Fola Folayan hosts Lonzen Rugira, David Hundeyin, Levi Kabwato and our special guest Mohamed Kheir to discuss the responsibility of Africa’s
“There is something radically wrong with the African Union,” Thabo Mbeki said.
It would make more sense to consider redirecting the millions wasted on MONUSCO to a more efficient force, but sadly, we must stick to the single story: the M23 are the bad guys
In the second episode of our weekly podcast hosted by Fola Folayan, our panelists Lonzen Rugira, David Hundeyin, Levi Kabwato and special guest Rashid
If Africa can’t contribute to putting food on the world’s table, someone will buy or seize its lands by force and do so. You can take that to the bank
The forces at play simply do not want this cooperation to succeed, just as they undermined the partnership with Kabila a decade ago.
They are giants in name only, unable to substantiate their status, much like a tiger unable to demonstrate its tigritude
Africa desperately needs to develop – as a matter of urgency – a funding mechanism to build its own NGOs, think tanks, research institutes and global media organisations
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Part of the problem facing Africa is that the agency to articulate the trials and tribulations of Africans has for long been usurped by foreigners. As a principle, everyone should get involved in debates on Africa, of course. However, rather than Read more